The Earliest-Known Writing System from Which a Recorded Language Developed

question 18

Multiple Choice

The earliest-known writing system from which a recorded language developed was the invention of:

• A) the Assyrians.
• B) the Sumerians.
• C) the Akkadians.
• D) Neolithic peoples.
• E) the Egyptians.

Understand the obligations regarding the acceptance and payment for conforming goods.

Grasp the principles regarding the delivery location when it is not specified by the contract.

Understand the impact of education in achieving gender equality.

Recognize the social construction of biological knowledge.

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Definitions:

G. Stanley Hall

An American psychologist and educator who is considered the father of child psychology and developmental psychology, known for his works on adolescence and education.

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